If you want a safer alternative to noise-cancelling earbuds, you may want to venture into bone conduction headphone territory. Simply put, rather than having sound hit your eardrums directly as most in-ear headphones do, audio is transmitted through vibrations that roll through your jaw bones instead. Sound completely skips your eardrums — minimizing the potential for hearing impairment — and your ability to hear sound traveling by air is maintained, as is your alertness for your immediate surroundings.
If you want this with a traditional headphone feel, try Oladance Open Ear Earbuds. They have a convenient ear hook design that some may consider a bit more secure than regular in-ear earbuds because they are less prone to falling off. The earphones won’t require the use of wingtips and instead sit comfortably right on top of your ears.
Despite the absence of an ear seal, many tech reviewers commend their ability to produce good-quality acoustic sound. The battery life is also quite impressive: Provided that volume levels are set to 50%, you can enjoy up to 16 hours of nonstop playback and up to 10 hours at maximum volume levels, making them great for exercise.
On Amazon, the Oladance Open Earbuds are currently priced at $149.99. However, ordering them through the official website also affords you fast shipping, a three-month risk-free trial, and a year-long warranty for the same price.
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